Star Trek: The Next Generation fans take note, as we got to meet LeVar Burton! I found out just how dangerous it is hanging around with Luke on the planet Hoth!ĭay 2 started off with autographs and picture opportunities, starting with Cary Elwes (makes me want to re-watch The Princess Bride and Glory)! We started off Day 1 by visiting a galaxy far, far away. If you want to see enlargements of any of the pictures, just click on them, and then hit the back arrow. The event was held at the Duke Energy Center in beautiful downtown Cincinnati. If you don’t see it, you may want to check your Spam or Junk Mail folders. Pretty easy, right? Just be sure to follow the instructions on the confirmation email so that you start receiving my newsletter. Now you can get Cool Comics in My Collection delivered directly to your email! Just click “Join My Newsletter” on my website, sign up, and that’s it. You won’t find this in Previews, and more than likely your local comic shop won’t have it in stock, but if you want to check out this up-and-coming comic book creator’s work, you can purchase it via print on demand ($4.99) or digital ($1.99) via IndyPlanet at.
This is an Indie comic at its finest, and I’ll definitely be supporting Travis in his efforts. I was impressed with this first issue, as the author/artist did a great job breaking down pages, giving us a nice variety of angles, tight and long shots, pacing, color, and storytelling. Actually, I wasn’t going to spend any money on comics, but when Travis showed me Kona Guardians #1 and told me it was his baby, done all by him, Cool Comics just had to acquire this book (and of course get it signed)! The Kona Guardians will remind you of the Power Rangers (at least that’s what they reminded me of…I’m not a Power Rangers follower, though, so maybe you’d have a better comparison?), but still with their own style and differences.
As crazy as that sounds, Cool Comics was busy rubbing shoulders with some cool celebrities, and since I had to pay cash to rub said shoulders, I limited my comic book purchasing to one. Since I’m dedicating this Third Anniversary episode to the Cincinnati Comic Expo, there is no better way to start off than to feature Kona Warriors #1 as the only Cool Comic book this week! I went to a big comic book show, and only bought one comic book for myself. #745 - Kona Guardians #1, Travis Perkins, August 2018.
CINCINNATI COMIC EXPO PROMO CODE 2018 SERIES
Let’s see, 156 episodes, divided by 52 weeks per year, comes out to…it’s our third anniversary here at Cool Comics In My Collection, and what better way to celebrate than with a trip to the Cincinnati Comic Expo! The city was beautiful, the people were very nice, and I really enjoyed seeing some familiar faces there including Ted Sikora, the fantastic writer of Tap Dance Killer and co-writer of Apama The Undiscovered Animal, and the one and only Tony Acree, author and publisher of Hydra Publications! Last but not least, Cool Comics was able to visit with the cover artist of Transmutations, Travis Perkins, who has now taken the dive into comic books and recently published the first of a new series in which he did both the art and the writing! See below for more on this special Cincinnati Comic Expo comic. For any questions or to submit your completed blog, write to you have any comments, please scroll to the bottom of the page to where it says, “Leave a Reply.” And now, Episode 156… Cool Comics News! Repeat guest hosts are permitted and encouraged. Have you considered being a guest host for Cool Comics? You can do a theme or just pick any of your comics for inclusion (this blog is for all ages, so please keep that in mind), with a maximum of seven issues. And remember, a comic book is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it.
But to simplify it, that’s the grading scale I use here. Some are probably better, and some are worse. If you go to the website to look up any in your collection, you can click on the price and see the value at different grades. This is according to the website They list out the near mint prices, which are on the comic book grading scale of 9.4. Welcome to Cool Comics in My Collection Episode 156, where we take a look at various comic books I own (and in some cases ones that I let get away), both new and old, often with a nostalgic leaning for those feelings of yesteryear.įor each of the comic books I include in this blog (except for digital issues), I list the current secondary market value.
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